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The glacier is the natural playground of intermediates at Les Deux Alps, but the choice of runs is relatively modest.

 

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Early intermediates are spoilt by the fine quality snow and gentle runs around the glacier and it is an excellent resort to hone your skills. But mileage-hungry piste-cruisers will exhaust these runs pretty quickly and after a few days exploring the bowls are well advised to try a day trip to one of the neighbouring resorts (included on the ski pass). The natural canyons just below the glacier are good fun and the Gours valley and Diable ski area have some good cruising runs. All the west-facing runs on the Pied Moutet side are ideal cruising in good snow conditions.

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